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A CHURCH sENsArroN.
Emma Abbott Resents Preachers At.
tack Ilnnn the Thnnicr

NASHVILLE. October 9th.--The leading
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city
was the scene of Quite :. sensation to-day
The pastor, Rev. w. A. Gambler, delivered
very severe and bitter sermon on tha
subject Of the thesser. Miss Emma Abh9i.l,
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Conc erning Creighton.
A Hot WAVE at Petalnma.
A WOOL DEAL.
The Wool Market Said to be in the s,s.ss.
of a Ring.

New YoRK, October 9th.-A dispatch
from st. Louis published here SAYS: A
secret investigation is going on, which
promises to reach gigantic combination
between Eastern manufacturers and the
New York and Boston Custom-houses.
The dispatch saws it has been discovered
that customs officers here and in Boston
have been systematically undertaking i'm
ported wool.
Collector Magone said that, to the best of
his belief, it was a canard. "Of course"
he said errors are made by appraisers and
liquidators, but a strict record is kent of the
percentage of errors made by each man
and If mans percentage is large send
for him and require an explanation. Such
errors could not occur frequently without
being discovered and reported"
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October 30, 1887,

For tAe construction Of bridge across the
American River where Twelfth street grasses
saic riyer, near Sacramento. aid bridge TO be
combination bridge, clear roadway eighteen
feet. and top OF tlOor one foot above floor of
present bridge. foundatiops TO be iron cylin-
d1oel piers, placed on firm foundation and
Elled With concrete. A certified check la ten
par cent. of the anlours of the hid must accom-
paDy each proposal, IS surety tAat if such pro-
pOEGi he accepted the bidder VIII esrer into
coptZact for ana faithfully perform SAID work.
Tbs Boar reserves the right to rel CT any or all
bids. r. r. TEB5EfS, Chairnian
AR C
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Tho Presidents Quiet Sunday.

MADISON (Wis.), October 9th.-The Pres
ident and Mrs. Cleveland have remained in
their quarters at the Villas mansion all dav,
resting in preparation for the fatigues of
another week of journeying. 1t was ex-
pected that they would go to church this
morning. and Villas pew in the Episcopal
Church was reserved for them. But a
heavy, threatening sky, and raw, chilly
winds fresh-laden with spray from the
lakes, mud in the unpaved streets, and
clouds of falling leaves from every treetop,
were forbidding, while crate fires in parlors
were very tempting.
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YELLOW JACK. OR DENGUE7
Doctors Disagree as to the Character of
the Florida Epidemic

DoO'oT5 DIsaSree hs TO tho Character of
the Florida Epidemic.
WASHINGTON, October 0th.-The Marine
Hospital Bureau has received telegram
rom Deputy Collector Spencer at Tampa,
Florida, Of which the following is copy:
"Twenty-stx eases in all, and two deaths.
Questionable as to cause of death of two. Ma.
and very little material LEFT. The doctors disa
gree as to whether the disease is dengue or vel
low fever"
DR.. Stoner, Chief of the Quarantine Di-
vision, says if it is dengue there is no cause
for alsrm nor necessity for rigid ouaran
tine. If doubts exist it is proper 10 act on
the side of safety.
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DIABOLICAL CRIME.
A Husband and Wife Shot Down hxn
E1e1S In Ambush


LoNa IsLANDTN. W. October 9.b-Mr,
Charles Schauffert, of Breslau, while walk
ing IN path across the garden of Georg
Gaeblein, of the same place, yesterday after
noon, was shot andinstantly killed by Gaeb.
lem, who was lyinSin wait for the purpose.
he i'm Immediately bufied the woman1's body
having had a gravein readiness. The hus--
band of Mrs. Schaufsert came the same way
later on, and was also shot by Gaeblein brir
received only slight wounds in the hands.
Gaebleln was arrested. The trouble has
been OF long standing, and was caused bv
the Schaufferts using the path through
Gaeblein's property.
LATER. = The murderer subsequently
made confession, saying be had delibe-
rately killed Mrs. Schauffert and had in
tended to Kill her husband. The murderer,
while under arrest, swallowed a dose of
poison, but not sufficient to cause death. as
he has recovered from its effects.
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HENRY ECkHARDT,
TTAy @TaTT-s7rA-rz-

fl Dealer "a Guns, Rifles, Re S%sN -
yolyers, Ammunition and sport >=SssSsssS.-<
ing Goods. All the leading makes <%TSS 80
OF Guns sad Rifles, st popua "
prices: Parker. Colts, Smith, lihaca and new
make Ggns. First-class Qua and Rifle Work
Send fns Price List ofGGns. No. S23 K street.
Sacramento, Cal. 4o-u
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

DURsUA.ST TO AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
L of Supervisors OF Sacramento County, no.
tice is hereby gwen that plans, specifications
and bids,vsh be received up to O'clock p NJ,
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SALES FOR THE WEEK.

Boston October Sih.-The wool sales for
the week comprise 2,4l7, 500 pounds do
mestic fleece and pulled and 260, 900 pounds
OF foreign. making the weeks Transactions
loot up 2107 800 pounds, against 2,27S, 200
POUNDS and 2,G9l 800 pounds for the two
previous weeks transactions.
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MONTANA.

Serious Trouble Yet Looked for With the
Recalcitrant Crow Indians.
HELENA, October 9th-A Billings special
to the Independent say: Word has been re-
celved from the Crow agency that the dis
tribution of rations passed off quietly. All
the troops have been placed under march
ing orders, as the Indians are more defiant
than ever. The arrests will be attempted
next week and conflict is inevitable.
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Bayone,s rs Persuaders.

SOFIA, October 9th.-The elections to-
day were orderly. Soldiers patrolled the
streets and guarded the public buildings.
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PROPERTY DESTROYED IN NAPA

!ccpv7s. 1857. ty H.e California associated PressJ
ST.. HELENA, October 9th Extensive
fires have been raging in the mountains in
this immediate vicinity since last night
and much valuable property has been de-
stroyed. From the Beerstecher ranch to
Ilbureio PARROTS the spectacle last night
caused by the range of the fire king was
quite brilliant one. The fire was caused
by the carelessness of some campers, and
the end of the destruction is not vet.
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SWEEPING THROUGH SAN MArEo.

REDWOOD CITY, October 9th.-A fire is
now raging in the hills west of Woodside
destroying the young timber and spreading
ferceiy. Parties are fighting it. but appa-
rently with no avail. The bridges along
the Summit road are threatened.
The thermometer registered 90 at /
o'clock in the town, on account of the fire
The shingle mills may yet be reached by
the demon.
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IRISH LANDLORD IsaI.
Healy Tells His Hearers How to Crippl
the Landlords

the Landlords.
DUBLIN, October 9th.-A large mass
meeting was held at Langford to-day. Dur
ing the proceedings the platform collapsed
and the Government reporter was injured.
T: NJ. Healy; NJ p, chaffed the reporter on
his first trialo a plank bed Continuing,
healy said there would soon be no
landlords left in Ireland. He wouid
deal with landlords, in securing their
rights, as he would in driving rats
from the stack. The landlords were more
bothered by the plan of campaign than
they were by the killing of bailiffs. The
deadliest place TO hit them was in their
pockets. He hoped that the mortgages of
Lord GraRard would not leave him brass
farthing to bless himself with. The Irish
We're strona enough to subdue the paltry
LOyalist crew.
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ERNER BROS.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1n1e 1913, iO2o FIFTH STREET. sACRA-
IUIN. mento NEUBoURG & LAGF9. Pro
prietors Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals Would call speeisl attention 70 our
Kiln-dried Cornmesl, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
eTs in Hops, Cvrks. Produce, Grain. Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
zg- Exchange sold on all principal cities In
Europe.
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lcepyish 1857, b tie California zs.oc:c.cd Pres,
PoRrLANp. October 9th.-The Job printers
strike yesterday was part "lock OUT and
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DchLiNi OCtopef Sth.-L0rd Mayor Sulli-
van In his paper continues to publish re-
ports OF the proceedings of suppressed
branches of the league. The Nattondl men
tlons, rs an indication OF the support upon
which it can count in defense of the liberty
OF the press, that several influential Eng
hsh and Scotch newspaper proprietors have
offered the use of their premises. machinery
and stalls. if the Government closes the
National office in Dublin.
Expected French Crisis.
PARIS, October 9th.-The Comte de Paris
expects violent crisis" cut Of which he
thinks the monarchy will emerge. This
opI ion, which has considerable weight.
from the fact that the Comte is one of the
most capable and one of the most interested
observers OF French affairs. derives support
froni another observer, no less capable, and,
tthqt gh in very different way, also deeply
interested.
Devorred by Wolves.
hCHARE5E, October 9Th Twelve peas
ants who left The town of Pilesti, sixty-fiys
miles northwest of this city, to destroy
Eok es which infest the district were over
powered by the ferocious beasts and ee,.s.
OF them de7oured. The remaining FIVE es-
cape badly mangled.
Arrests of Spies in France.
hRss, October 9th.-In consequences of
theEarrest of many foreigners suspected of
beng spies, the Government has instructed
theRiepartment officials to exercise great
caution in applying the espionage lav, and
not make arrests except upon serious
evidence. Several more arrests have been
mad'in connection with the Caffaret case.
A. Senator, q General and Count Duudlau
have been summoned.
Sympaiby for the Anarchists.
LeEnoN, October 9th.-I.ondon Radical
ciuls are making arrangements TO hold
genslal meeting to urge another trial of the
Chicago Anarchists, and 70 consider the ad-
visibility of sending delegation to Amer
lea tc speak in behalf of the condemned
men, Several Radical clubs at the meet
ingSt o-day adopted resolutions condemn.
ing the sentence.
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j. HYMAN, JR. 81 BRO,
,SkWELRY, WATCHES AND CLCCKS.

xGTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, es
w No. SEC street, between Fifth and Sssess
Sixth, have always ON hand choice X ~
variety of Fipe watches, Diau1EGs, IA
Jewelry. etc,
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Shooting in Butte County.

BreGs, October 9th.-A difficulty occur
red here yesterday between two of our
prominent farmers, ir which D. w. Little
shot James Baynon three times, two shots
taking effect in the right side. Baynon is
not seriously wounded. The cause of the
shooting was feud of long standing on ac.
count of land matters. Little has given
himself up to the authorities. The shoot.
ing, 1t is claimed, was done in selfdefense.
Concerning Creighton.
SAN DIEGO, October 9th.-The Union
publishes sensational story of the escape
charged, slipped into the water from the
side OF the Queen of the Pacific when de-
tectives boarded the vessel, and that he had
mace his escape into Mexico.
A Hot Wave at Petaluma.
lcopa19t, 1887, by tie California Assoeleed Press
PE1ALUMA, October 9th-Last night the
thermometer did not fail below 75o. and
this morning it early went up. reaching 95o
to 1902. At 6 P. NJ. it has fallen to $50.
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PACIFIC COAST.
FOREST FIRES DEVASTATING THE
FOOTHILLS.
Cardinal Gibbons in Oregon-A Hot
Wave-An Arizona Romance
The Grow Tronble-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEcoaD-us1os.,
FOREST FIRES.
Localities That Are Being Swept by
Fierce Timber Fires.

lCopvl9G, 1857. BY The California Associated Press
WRIGHr's, October 9th.-[Postal Press.
The forest fire reported yesterday is not vet
under control. The Arbor Villa and Noun
tain House, summer resorts, and the resi-
dences of aB. f. Williams, CIV. Watson, z.
A. Cotton, J. B. Burrell, A E. Sears and II.
c. Morrell were saved by the utmost exer-
tons. The fire went from the Burrell
Summit to Skyland, sweeping everything
IN its course on the line OF timber and small
buildings. Arthur Sears and J. Keast's
barns were burned this morning. About
two hundred cords of wood were burned,
and large quantities of pickets, fence and s
some vineyards were injured. The damage
will run up into the thousands.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
KEALY'S DENUNCrATiON OF IRISH
LANDLORDS.
An Informer's Sensational DisoIo-
sures-Comte de Paris-A Rus
sian Wolf Story-Etc.
IRISH srooLPIGEoNs.

IfaTcAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoosDusIosJ
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OREGON.

ihe Strike OF the Journeyman Job Prin-
ters of Portland.
, 1887-07-07

Bktne. SEagit arrived here this morn
ing from San Pedro aud sailed for Por
Gamble to load return cargo OF lumber
Am. bark Majestic, Bergman, sailed tc
day, lumber laden from Port Discovery
for San Diego.
Ship Dasbing Wave will finish load
ing lumber at Tacoma tomorrow. Hel
destination is San Francisco.
German bark Annie SIeben Will finish
loading lumber at Tacoma this week 70,
Guaymas, Mexico.
Nor. bark Nelson is in the harbol
awaiting a charter.
Br, ship Nineveh, 1147, Broadfoot
has finished dischargiug ballast at old
Tacoma and will shortly commence
leading cargo Of lumber for Sydney.
Schooner Corona, McAllep, sailed
last evening, lumber laden from Por
Ludlow for San Pedro.
Ship Richard III, Mcintyre, sailed
yesterday from San Francisco for Port
Townsend. She will probably load Goa
as return cargo.
Ship Detroit, McAllep, sailed yester
day from San Francisco for Seattle tc
load return cargo of coal.
SAN Francisco, July 5-Sailed- -ShiE
Richard III, Port Townsend; Ship De
troit, Seattle; Steamer Columbia, Port
laud.
Arrived-Steamers Elder, Seattle
Wellington, Departure Bay: State o.
California, Portland; Empire, Departure
Bay; ship st. Mark, Seattle; bark Ger.
mania, Seattle; bktne. Tam O'Shaute.
Co lumbia River.
Bktne. Discovery, Capt. Lee, was
towed this morning to Port Discovery
where she loads cargo of lumber fol
San Francisco
Bktne. John Woster, Capt. Fisher, is
chartered by Stetson & Post to load
lumber at their mill in Seattle for San
Pedro.
Swed. bark Gavalia, Systrom, sailed
last evening, lumber laden, bound TO
Melbourne in tow of tug Blaksly.
British bark Robert Kerr which has
been laid up for over a year was towsd
to Departure Bay to load cargo Of coal,
to be taken to Vancouver and discharg-
ed on board the steamship Parthia.
Capt. Armstrong, formerly in COM
mand of the Hawaiian bark Kalakaua.
and family, arrived on the bktne. Dis
coYery. The captain has returned to
the Sound with view of engaging in
business connected with his profession.
, 1887-07-07
SUMMARY

Mean barometer, 1901; highest barometer.
30.31, on the Goth; lowest barometer, 296S, on
the 4th; monthly range of barometer, 0.69.
Mean temperature, BE-; highest temperature,
79.S deg on the 2lst; lowest temperature, 81
deg. on the I'd; monthly range of temperature,
4I.7; greatest daily range of temperature, 32:3;
least daily range of temperature, O.o; mean daily
range of temperature, 10 deg.
Mean temperature for this month in lSSS, Biz;
1856. 1913; 1881, 522.
Mean daily dew-poInt, 46.6 deg
Mean daily relative humidity, Sl-9.
Prevailing direction of wind, west; total move
ment wind. 47f9 miles, highest velocity OF
wind d direction. 81 mites, west.
Totai precipitation, LIZ.
Number of days on which .0l inch or more OF
rain or snow fell, s.
Depth of unmelted snow on ground at end of
month, inches.
Total precipitation Gn inches and hundredths)
for this month in 1884 l75; 1885, 1G1; 1886, OIO;
1887, LIE.
Number of foggy days. nOne clear, g. fair, IL;
cloudy, none
Dates of AurOras, none
Dates of solar halos, 10th and 18th.
Dates OF lunar halos, none.
Dates of frosts, light none; killing, none
Dates of thunder storms, none.
WILLIAM BELL,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, L. s. A
NOTES: Barometer reduced 10 sea level and
standard gravity. The letter T indicates tracing
of precipitation.
, 1887-07-07
Ghe at'erklp Argus.
Hank NOJiCF-

SHAREHOLDERS OF IuE FIRST NATIONAL
P,xk OF PORT TOWNSEND, WHO THEY
AEE AID WHERE LOCATED.
Icuatz S;eiuhart, Manager Anglo Cal
itornia Bank thmIte,ll. San Francisco,
California
i Lewis. capitalist, and director Bank
af California. San Francisco. Cal
S.W Levy, capitalist. San Francisco,
Sol. Lewis. capitalist and President OF
hank ot Arizona, PTAcutt, Arizona.
Col. Alex. Chambers, l. >. Army.
5. z. Jucelyu, [. >. Army.
Henry Laudes. Presidents y. ID. Hill,
Vice-Pfesident and merchant; Robert C..
Hin. Cashier: +. 4. Bartlett, merchant:
F.H. Winston, Esq; Charles NJ. Brad
shaw, attoruey-at-law; and Wm. Bishop,
Fso., all well known citizens Of Jetier-
son County. Besides the capital Of this
institution, tine individual responsibility
of II stockholders is over SJ,OOOOuO.
seldom do yOu find such an institu-
ton, backed 10y such an array of stock
holders, in d country town. Their fnan
cial soHdity is sufficient to warrant
the largest business required for years
10 come. See advertisement.
, 1887-07-07

sage, and PettyGrovc founding the An
Gus. Mr.. Dauiel was entrusted with
important commissions during the Indi-
an war of 80. He was in the Territorial
Legislature from Kitsap county in IS.
In 1860 he removed to GIarksville, Tenn,
Just in time to lose all his property in
the war. He was married in the south,
and has six children. He returns Low.
after an absence of q years, quite i'm
pressed With the maryelons development
OF the great Pacific northwest. He ar
rived OH the sounl in time to participate
In the great celebration of the completion
of our first railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel will remain long enough to get rid of
the debilitatin: malaria from the south,
and after renewing their youth among
US who knows but they may conclude to
remain?
, 1887-07-07
Shipping EStes.
lFrom ITuesdav,s Daily.l

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
Tug Mastick towed to sea Sunday Am.
ship General Knox, Libby, coal laden
from Seattle, for San Francisco.
Steamer San Pedro passed down Sun
day, coal laden from Tacoma for San
Francisco.
Nor. bark Alert, Nelson, SOB tons, ar
rived here Saturday fran San Diego,
seeking.
Nor. bark Rosenius, Hoyer, arrived
here yesterday from Tahiti, making the
passage in 80 days. She is seeking q
cargo.
Barkentine Quickstep, jacobsen, has
completed her cargo of lumber at Port
Madison, and will sail tomorrow for San
Diego.
Schooner Corona. McAllep, lumber
laden from Port Ludlow for San Diego,
arrived here this morning.
BarkentiLe Discovery, Lee, arrived
here today flom Honolulu. she is seek
ing a cargo.
Barkenti John Wooster, Fisher, ar
rived here this morning from Honolulu.
She will load cargo of lumber at Seat.
for San Pedro.
Steamer Mexico arrived here at
O'Clock this morning, and after diseharg-
ing large amount OF freight for trans.
fer to the Ancon, left for Seattle.
The steamer Aucon has been loading
freight at Union wharf today for Alas.
kan ports.
British ship General Gordan is load.
ing cargo Of lumber at Port Ludlow
for Melbourne.
Steamship WalIa Walla called in this
morning on her way frcm San francisco
to Seattle.
Am. bark Temp.ar, 947 tons, Captain
Knacke, which passed up sound ysster
day, will load coal at Seattle for Sar
Francisco.
Am. bktn. j. NJ. Griffith sailed thi!
morning, lumber laden from Port Had
lcck for San Diego.
Swedish bark Geyalia, 669 tons. Capt
Ga Tjastram, sails today for Melbourn,
with a cargo of $50, ,130 feet lumber.
, 1887-07-07
Erom rnursdax,- Daily.

Mrs Pailip Rollins anu son came up
from Duneeness yesterday.
Hon. Il. L. Ryan, County School,
Superintendent, is iii town.
Mrs. Col. Wood is in San Juan county,
VISITING her daughter, Mrs, II. LyalI.
Read Harry Tibbals' advertisement Of
an excursion 10 Alaska on the steam,
ship Ancon.
DIR. r. Lya!i pf the Argyle Milling Co.
is in town. The Doctor is arranging for
a large business in toothsome oatmeal.
Every newcomer remarks upon the
amount aud substantial character OF i'm,
provsments being made in Port Town,
send.
Gall en- Jas. Chamberln at his shop
nsxt door to Hills drug store if You
need anything done IN the line of re,
pairs to guns, pistols, locks, etc.
In towing a boom of logs from Semi,
ahmoo to Hadlock the other day the
steamer Holyoke got caught in a storm
and lost 100000 feet out of the boom OF
100000 feet.
, 1887-07-07
From Fridays DaiIx.

Prof. Powell is now fairly GONZALES
cent.
Extensive repairs and Improvements
are being made at the DuDgeness light
house.
AeIsrs. Wm. Delanty, Richard De-
lanty and Peter Mutty OF Port Discovery
are in town.
Mr.. Talbot, Indian Agent at Mukilteo,
was married TO Miss Conner, OF Lacon-
nsr, Wednesday.
Messrs. Oliver & Dyer are expecting to
advertise a clearance sale of goods in
their grocery store soon.
Capt. Reinertsen, of the Nor ship
Nordstjernen, took trip up the Sound
on the mail steamer,
DR.. and Mrs. Hill were to have left
Philadelphia yesterday for home. At
that rate they will be here about the last
Of next week.
Col. Landes has returned home.
Having sold his Pike street property in
Seattle, he proposes to put the money
into Port Townsend.
Aneat iron wire wicker work enclosure
has beon mounted upon the counter of
the 1st National Bank, giving that insti-
intion more business-like appearance.
Mr. Norman R. Smith is in town
again, after prolonged absence He Is
Of fcourss slated over the magnificent sue
cess of the Port Angeles colony venture.
A family of Chilians arrived this week,
OF whom two daughters aged respect
iTsly IS and 81 measured about three
feet each in hight. They created quite
Essasation on our streets, as we do not
oftsn see real, live dHarfs in this lati-
tude.
James Fl. Huddleson and j. j. Byrne
have tsndered their resignation as Off
GERS OF the o. Il. L N, Co. Mr.. Huddle-
son has been auditor OF that company
for seven years past. He has made
many friends who will regret to
hear OF his intended departure for the
east shortly after he leaves the o. r. &
70. Mr.. Byrne, general passenger and
heket agent is pnDG,as aud efficient
young gentleman, and his many friends
Will learn OF his resignation with regret
The Seattle grand jury has about con-
einded its arduous labors, grinding out
indictments against ex-Anditor Harris
and sI-Troasurer Hill. Among the
latest, those for larceny against Captain
NH were in connection with small
schooi warrants, and those against Mr..
harris were entries in his rigister of
warrants noting the cancelling of five
warrants under certain dates when the
warrants were not so Cancelled. 1t is
DOW understood that all these cases will
60 over to the next term of court for
trial
telegram from TraVers Daniel, Esq,
received this morning, says that he and
Hrs. Daniel will be in Tacoma on Sun.
oay evening on the way to visit old
nlsnds On ths..Sound. Mr.. Daniel was
saitor OF the Port Townsend Register IL
ieos,;the first paper published here. ae
mas recently been engaged constructing
tne water works at Montgomery, Ala,
ana intended to have been here at the
Fioneers' reunion of the 9Th of June,
out was prevented by sickness. His old
trends will rejoice to learn that
Ne has SO far recovered his health that
Ae will be on the Sound on the Fourth